Moderna says mRNA-1010 flu shot shows similar immune response on revaccination in older adults

Reuters04-07
<a href="https://laohu8.com/S/MRNA">Moderna</a> says mRNA-1010 flu shot shows similar immune response on revaccination in older adults
  • Moderna scheduled late-breaking presentations at ESCMID Global Congress in Munich on April 18 covering revaccination data for investigational seasonal flu shot mRNA-1010 and RSV vaccine mRESVIA.
  • Flu revaccination analysis in adults 50 and older showed immune responses held up across prior vaccine histories, with no new safety issues reported.
  • Interim Phase 3 data for mRESVIA as a booster in adults 60 and older previously given a protein-based RSV vaccine indicated it was well tolerated, with responses consistent with restoring protection.
  • Regulatory reviews for mRNA-1010 are underway in US, Europe, Canada, Australia, with first potential approvals expected in 2026.


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